Elisabete Cunha is the coordinator of the Digital and Distance Learning Unit of the Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo. She also coordinates the master's degree in Information and Communication Technologies in Education. She has a PhD in Information and Communication on Digital Platforms from the University of Aveiro and University of Porto, a Master's in Multimedia Education from the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto, and a Degree in Mathematics - Educational Branch from the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto and has pedagogical training in Distance Learning and Instructional Design. She has 17 years of full-time experience and exclusive dedication in teaching Higher Education in the areas of Mathematics and Educational Technologies in the scope of teacher training. She is a collaborating member of INED and has participated in national and international projects with external funding. Some of the recently completed projects she has worked on include Link Me Up - 1000 ideas, MaSCE³ - Math Trails in School, Curriculum and Educational Environment in Europe (Erasmus+), LINEA (Teaching and Learning Innovation Lines), and COM.SIGO - SKILLS 4 POST-COVID - Skills for Success in Higher Education. Currently, Elisabete is working on the MATRIX project - Math Trails with an Inclusive Perspective on Students Experiences (Erasmus+). Her research focuses on the influence of visual and tangible programming of robots on the development of geometric and transversal skills. She has also worked on the design of active learning environments, specifically using hybrid and digital escape rooms where visual or tangible programming of robots is used to solve puzzles.